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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-03-11
PRESENCE OF MIND.
Embarrassment Not a Disting gushing Char
acteri~tIc of the Costa Ricans.

Embarrassment Not a Distinguishing Char
acteri~tic of the Costa Ricans.
No Costa R;can lady or gentleman IS
ever embarrassed. They always know
how to do and say the proper thing,
and while the r courtesy and good
manners are sa d to be only skn deep.
they are the most charming of com
panions, the most generous of ho...
and the most polite of gentlemen. No
laborer ever passes lady in the street
without fling his hat, and he always
touches that always dirty and gener-
ally dlapidated portion of his apparel
when gentleman passes him. If a
lady approaches group of men Dig
g ng cellar, repa ng the street, or
what not, even though some of them
may be half naked, they always salute
her respectfully, and in the rural os-
tricts no one ever meets you w thout
saying MAY God prosper the object of
your Journey" or MAY heaven smile
upon your errand," or something in
Spanish like that The same man WI
sw ndle you out of your eye teeth if he
gets chan"e, and il you ask him how
far it is to the next place he will I'M
doubtedly tell you a falsehood He
doesn't care copper whether you ever
reach the end of your journey. and has
no more regard for your welfare than
the flea in the grass, but he recognizes
"a beautiful custom and says. God be
good to YOU" as if he meant
It for blessing. And this
politeness permeates all classes
and castles. If you enter store with a
lady ev' ry man there will salute you
and remove his hat out of respect to
her On the streets the people will
stand aside to let you pass. and it is
necessary to do so, for the sidewalks are
often less than two feet vide, If YOU
go INTO hotel Office. barber shop,
restaurant or any other public place
every body present will salute YOU with
Blu nos Deos," or some other friendly
welcome. While there is not particle
of sincerity about all this; VIII lie the
OBJ ect and end of life in the Spanish
mode of ethics is to get along w tn as
Little work and rs much swindling as
poss BILE. they are certainly to be
praised for cheating you in the most
pol tie and agreeable manner possible.
span sh highwayman does not swear
1T you and command YOU to give him
YOUR money or your life; he makes a
profound bow, places his hand upon .
heart, assures you that he iS devoutly
grateful that YOU are looking so well
md regrets that he is compelled by
'ress ng necess ties 10 request that YOU
Wi loan h m whatever valuables yo
ave upon your person. Then thank
ng you for your promptness and
ourtesv in sparng him the pa nful
ity # shoot ng you through the h ,ad.
le w II mount his horse and ride o
With Il prayer that the Almighty will
rotcct you from the perils OF your
Quincy Boston Herald.
-"rles~open ali night" is Sign in
New York restaurant, and Bowery
placard reads Homemade Dining
rooms, Family Oysters" A West
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-03-11

Since January LIST $4,000 men have been
on strikes at the East
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-03-11

-"rIes'open ali night" is a Sign in
a New York restaurant, and a Bowery
placard reads Homemade Dining
rooms. Family Oysters" A West
Broadway restaurateur sells "Home-
made Pies, Pastry and Oysters" An
East Broadway caterer retails Fresh
Salt Oysters and Lager Beer" A Sixth
avenue barber hangs out sign read
ing Boots Polished Inside" On an
other street the following catches the
eye: "Washin Ironing and Going Out
by the Day Done Here. ~ Y
Graphic.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-03-11

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-03-11

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port Iowa White Sewing Machine $50 The
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
Sunday services.

Apple Street MiSsion-SCrYlces at 2:30 and
sunday school at p. m.
The BiDle class meets in St. Paups church
at 3.5O O'Clock In the afternoon.
Esy J. Lambrecht, Pine street German
cnurcn; morning subject, the Church VI
Christ
rhe Young Peoples Society of the NJ.
+. churcn niseis III GooG Iempiars' Hall at
o . C!ocS.
Rev. Noordewier will preach for the
Chn.;i-n reformed Hol.anu church at tne
Unly,isatst church. al The usual nours.
Rev. G. Hoeksema, Terrace Street Hol-
LAID c1ulcn; texts, morning, Genesis 30 Ia;
SilernVon. john 80; evening. John -.
Rev ". J. Aldrica a, TOOL remplars'
Hal. subjects: y. IN, "tiOd's Methods oi
DISC. pine p. H., Fatal Mistakes by
SIN"
Rev J. Oliver, Baptist church: subjects,
morning "Ihe BleIe;F eseinnS, OnrisI
AbauGonIns Jerusalem, tue seventh IN
TIE series upon the liie of Christ
Key. J. Wander Msuen, Spring street
hUa.~ni church. subjects. a. m, "Iempta-
is NUl CompuisiOn; p. M, GOOD " orAs
Rewarded. put Not -heutOrious.'
~. Paui's churcA--25d Sunday after
Trinlty-Holy communion at 9.J0 a. IN.
Morning prayer ana sermon at IV:5O and
evening prayer and sermon at 7 O'Clock.
Today 5 services OF the Methodist people
Wili be the last to oe held in Good Temp
isF's Hail. BeginAing with sunday, No
yember %. the services VIII be held III the
lecture room OF tie new church.
AT the Congregational church Rev. L. b
WILSON'S morning subject Will ne a further
| consideration OF the Object OF Lie In
| the evening lac continues his astronomical
taiks-toplc, Other Worlds Than Ours"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
liz COAL ,IoNOpoLY.

TIE Phiisdelphis Record calls atten-
ton TO the TACT that the expense OF min
iug coal has not been increased; that tie
improvement IN mechanical devices has
served to nsutraLzs the greater cost OF
deep mining; that every year also tho
cost OF transportation Is being issssned,
cosl being moved iroa the mines 10 the
market at largely radical expense by tue
use Of heavier rails. hsavisr engines End
larger ears. AaI -. wAils the eoss Of
.ns produc, hss DseI rsducei tle price
to lie consumer has bssn increased. Ihe
Record coucindss th2t this 3 al oat-
rsgsous Inversion OF the inients OF The
state, waich chartered all its corporations
on the plea OF public benefit and with q
view to tue public advantage. Bu. the
coal syndicate are not the fellows 20 be
scared easily, and they continue right
along 10 ignore public advantage for
private benefit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Ci1z=as x la.s grsss sni frss cogBtry
should Fe.olcs iaaisad q gramDls. We
ass as1.i aad shoa.dsfs above any Ezst
srn dsspoiism, at exceptiug Eagland
l4ks, ior Lasiases, tAs salaries. sisays
pad ca. oi taxes raised frOm tas psopis.
~ Psy our President x51eOO per
saaann. aaa even question 4 that %
nos too .arze. Bar look across the waters,
where tls anarchists came from. and
oagA - 10 sent back 10. Russia gives
her E.apsror e .25lo00 q year. Ias
sultan " IRrksy gets s6.OO0O0O, tho
Enper8r d Austria St00o090 the king
% Psasia 35.D0,O0. tAs Knz OF Italy
@-iD.gs, me Queen u Ecg aud 81
znWsi, ths = Qlssn Il Spssn Sl,s00,00O,
AL even t1s King oi DO. ziam gets
f3ao10O ten ti-ass that ot 4 United
stztss Prss.dsar. Royalty Is robbery,
tns sosld oEsr bat RspablicAn.sm i
hosF.y. gigni, Ilstios aat seonomy
Wa bat a1gratsfai Lnagss sill PAL II,
o. sss- fls overthrow Ok tais grand And
f.le clulirs3
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Iks Lansing State hsp pstsseaA zsss;
Attorney General k4oa4zs, siza -
lille oPiEioa. kzs kzoszs1 the sta1l-Lg
rixat oat Il tie les MieAissn E4rfs-3s
heeass lzw u ths nEst roaad-' lie mat
oklsct q ths msffiszs hcense lzw WIS
nef, - ths Rspa6liean assumes, ~ pat
q stop 20 tEe marrisge Ct runaway
eoaplss from oghsE States. bat . nAzs
more eC1pIsls the rs0OEds u msrrisEes
u tins state. II IA notorious fscs, Tor
wh.eh any lawyer u eoasi1sfa0ls
practice csn voach, thss uadsr ths old
l2s a ysry large percentage Of marriages
psrf0rmsd ia ths State were nos recorded
IN the County Clerks onicss. In proving
titles 10 property. IN establishing The
lszitimacy q alleged hairs in consro-
ysrsiss involylng sArzs interests, lt ofien
beooGss Of the utmost importsnce to
secure record evidences Of the marriage
of parties many years before snd, just
such evidence as thIs new lAw VIII secure
II carried into eject The fact thai, by
oversight. il las not been made sppll-
cable to nOn-residsnfs as the AftoEne!
General hnds, Is OF but small import
anes, and Is detect that can % easily
rsmsiied by toe addition OF single
section, or a fs~ words to one Of the sec
lions og Tho law as II stands. The Law IS
favored oy much the larger part OF tie
osnch and bar ia tie State. and Is, we
believe. vas; inapgovmsnt upon the laws
which L supsrsedes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
CITY NEWS cosDxSsED.
o. Aoys. Il Pl.iawsll. "a. ia town yssisr.

o. aoyt. II Plsiaws1. Vas II town yesisr-
d..
Diphlaeria and scarlet fever do not ss~fa
70 stop eafcaiaE nes victims ia tAis city.
Mss Jennie Dodge, Of Aoutsgoe. Is visit
ing hsf brother. Z. ;. Dodge, Of thls city.
Frayne's company viii De seen at the
Opers House Monday night IN AsTd0 the
Hunter"
yxitiBk b. Ia Eeyre and taking IA The
sights zad sasmiils Of this city.
j. II. Quigley will move his stock CT con-
feeti0ns nom 2s7 Western-aye. 10 r. IL. Nc
Cracken's stores about November 70.
II. Eland 6 Co., propristors Of the Chi
cagO bakery. on Terrace 81. are having bet
ter success than any ofits former occupants.
J. c. Dargin, one OF ChicssO's prominent
iambeTmen, Vas ia the city yesterday over
hauling certain mill mans lumbar piles
Captain Ire hsd three blocks and one
bali Oi the pavement done On Pine-st. up 20
last night, and has still sax more blocks to
lay.
A meeting for tne purpose OF organizing a
Good Templara lodge ia 10 be held tomor-
r0w evening al the swedish church, corner
ol Bsrclsyst, AMI GFand-aye.
over tHenEy nsesbOys were on the streets
Friday evening selling the extra edition that
toe IELEGkkA-HEBkLD published In the
afternoon. They sold them Ike hot cakes.
After two weeks OF walking In the sand
on Ibird-st.. tie owner OF the property got
dlsgusted and builI sidewalk FOR foo.-
travellers 10 and from the different trains.
Muskegon is not behind in musical won-
ders. Ii can now produce a small boy .
years o.d, who plays upon an accOrdisn any
/ piece of music after hearing IL played tnrte
or iour times.
The people who had no faith in Muske-
g0n seven years ago. but now have seen the
change for the better. are coming back and
/ trying 10 buy back their former homes.
/ but with not much success.
/ There mas been short stop Of laying
rai.s on the T. ;. 81 81. Railroad becsus g
I rails could not be secured last enough.
/ Work wil! begin at lively rate tomorrow.
/ be track is mn shed 10 four miles this side
! OF cl0cum's Grove.
| Edward Fairchild, one of the men whom
| Sheriff Nelson arrested Friday al Rayenna
| Tor the larceny OF "a marine glass from the
schooner tick, pleaded guilty yesterday
I afternoon IL Justice beSrdsiey's court aud
was sentenced 10 pay nne including costs,
of SJI.SO or 10 10 lOnia for ninety days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

We got great many things when We
bought Aissks, among the rest, (as was
generally suppcssd) bad bargain; bat
on the heels of this came fabulous DIS
eoyeries OF gold and other minerals, and
LOW tnsy have actually found live masio-
dons rowing about IA tie back woods.
here seems To be little douot oil this
race oi animals having an abiding place
In our noTthsrn poss sssions, although
hersso.ors considered extinct. Their
bones IN large numbers sUd perfectly
preserved-lying on top ci lie ground
syen-bad been previously observed, bat
now tue Indians nave scared up rsgu-
Jar drove, and BABSuM and Paw are
soon 70 start sfter them
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

K,ng HUMBEET, OF Italy, is q bigger
liar than ELI PERKISs. Re tells every
body about shooting thrush, and hit
ting haVk K With the sGme bullet; hJw
tie hawk fell through ibe cir and lit
on a rabbit; how bunny, in his struggles,
dug up some trutiles-snd he, HUMBERT,
bagged the whole posse. The proDabil-
ity is that His Majesty never slot a gun
IN bis lie; and 10 be did. be must have
missed the mark and got kicked badly.
And he will never get over If"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
Claarancsa Ynsfardax

Propeller \. ID. Hayward. Chicago, $780,
coo feet of lumber; propeller, Il. Z. Thomp-
son, Chicago, 25O,vtO lumber; schooner
kewannee, Racine. 225.0eO lumber;
scnnOoLer Jessie Mills, Chicago, 10000
lumber. Total, 995.OU0 feet OF lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Grand Rapids has the best and most
euterprisinz raiIrosda the beet water
power, tie best street car facilities. the
very best hotels, and il is the healthiess
city IN Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The Detroit ball club is hale crowd
o' modern Alexanders. They are ell
crying because there is DO other world to
couqnsr. We almost want to bavl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The Princess OK Wales better sell some
OF the expensive diamonds she wears
among the flowers on her bat and pay
some OF Der husband's debts with the
royal proceeds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Wonder e FsED Grsxr's luck IN run-
ming far c''i,a vii discourage Rossar
F.FScoLS from accepting nomination.
Tf uay ia SAID 10 NJ. LrxCoIs behalf
tast hs ronid at rsst . canvass Fholy
en- = nafrunFri-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

JoHN T. FELL0ws ia said to be poor.
bat in the opinion OF The voters Of New
York. FEILows Is worth more than q
NTCoLI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The Chicsg9 dispatch 10 The Lansing
Jouraai q q iss days seo. which su-
uonoced that "fhe authorities ara sx-
arcsing tae greatest nggl,gs acs. vssn :
far from TIA msrx 50 FAR ~ east as
rfsee vas ennearusA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
DIED.

CHENEY-In this city, at 5 o'clock yesterday
morning, Nrs. Camille chsncy. aged 4, years.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow morn
ing from the French Catholic church.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Ths dad Herr KaUgP's yearly in
coae vas Sl.h0o0o-this from permsu-
srf Investments sad outside OF al spsca-
toar. Bsron CsARLss RorHCuILD's
vss bu. s10000 Hser KRUPP must
tsve rssrsstsd very much his psrsnptory
cali Oh heaven. But be could not hirs a
sur-ntgfA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Pioneers bought lsads OF the Northern
Pacific, in Dakota, settled upon and paid
for them, and nov the Government de-
clares the Northern Pacific title wortL :
lsss. Stall the Dakota settlers be thus
svindlsd -?
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

rhs Advisory Committee of Plymouth
cbursh IS being criticised somewhat for
roirr to Erzlsnd to secure pastor.
Cao0sinz pssfor. hxe choosing = wife
sbonI bs l1s rssu', Of love al sight.
ssch love bls right 81 ignore nation
alf.es a. vel "A ioeksmilhs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

TIE SIN af CBsarss DFrKzzz -
fsr.a- eerr narh ss did tha son e Gen
srsl Gntsr As q greeted bs small
e,,rene4e
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Ol1stinscy and preiudics are often mis-
taken for frmness OF principle, both ia
religion aud politics.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The sigma service is growing 30 such
AZ sx snt that storms may b. toretold be-
fors insy have startsd-as premature as
see fogis's account of the Chicago hang
ir- The service now has ls2 stations
far 1aay. or even hourly reports. while
fn operators ara employed outside OF
t71 lr tarse hundred receivers and dis
ta.easrs ss Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

II vas rough on PowsLL, Of Ohio. tC
msks him pay his back taxes and ther
not elect bim.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

The West hss taken cars of it's
anarchists, nov wIli shs East take care
a Herr MosT2
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

How. JsHss =. BELDEv. OF Syracuse,
v +. WHO viii succsed Hon. FRANK
HIsc * Ia ths House o. Representatives.
has ioo- bsaa q personal friend o; 1Ir.
HEcacE Syracuse VII be represented
sc Ni3bogson by q strong team, for
While Mr. BzLpES ia not an orator. he Is
msn o. great forcs of character and
dscIdsd business ability.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

~rme hox TIE vste ssr HsSEx GsoRaz
reu,in6s ese u The desiccsison Il she
il Isl A6eAs1's ac-&
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Oln't disgust everybody By hawking
slowing snd shifting. bBt use DR.. Ssge's
Satarrh Esmsdv and pe eured-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Tor RENT--A SMALL HOUSE WITH
i modern improvements also barn viii rent
cheap. Inquire w. 2. Granger, IA Ottawa ST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Enslish ard French Tooth Brushes At
Pecks Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
For Relst--HOuses.

NOR RENT-A house on CLINTON ST. EN-
I qure CT & 81 Canal St, Room IL, Ord foor.
SIC
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Ei.ter Pullsra hts Dae1 beaten in
ths Dis-ne- 4 torneYs1ip light IN New
Nsrs. a1, ls 8. sviIsai.y mos gong TO
ecum.t G - o1 se-oaat n II. He hes
jas. rarebassl s2WD0J residences q a
CU,RlEs 81 BAExxT. aud is going to
mose iaio 81 at once. Bother PULIrzeR
sas hsl sura = monot0nons run OF
v.cor es .hst 80 appears 10 feel that a
tsrsrt .s rorln celebrating Meanwhile
the ord appears 20 swing with its
casiaasgy velocity Slosg its customary
1rolt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

lha ps-s.s.-as ista o. 20 LssErs
flu'r as thtslaa - ~ .1tt Solar
es sa4 1e .easa'I 'r,A re.slale 1beerssrs
iisfs s ~ prospect -aa. Be- sil over be
llisbsd. ba. tas o.I traaehman has
ts.ds a iets ,r les pssssgs o.. lhe hrst
s.ir eni -ka to .s ias1s ,se8 oi iaeis
ae. raasr lf@ imgoss4bis Co make the
itnsa li.srsdit aiaa 80 saugs,ae aud
so aef'vs 9a tls bss. informed pee pie
c1-..ri5 await 30 Psnsms
9t1 fhs sKpss.aa2a tlst e will
crss,ses aaaneia. ca.as'rspho of
1tl iiEsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Prescriptions prepared ss P.ck's Drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

0Hee, e. 5 eslsxn Ave. lztss 10 TIE
TESkssAz- hEAAL2 csilxsEsd sseff n-ofnlHs a.
= else&.
NUsKEGON. sCADAT. Eoy T.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Far prices Tor pure goods a Psck's Drug
Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

NFEF tHfa ~ NTHo
The eisnt Clothing Company vii sell
twenty-five dozen doEskin gloves 81 -
cents today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

NOR RgNT-B EsT RESIDENCE ON SECOND
+ ave with laTge barn mOder4 Improvements
Queen Ann House ON account Of owner leaving
the city We Will rtnt this place a. SIS per month
formerly held az 81 per MONTH. poss-ssio
given o the lb,h. Tnttle Bro over Arcade ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

TOR REET-7gs WEALTHY AVE, ROOMS
s large brck q ise q barn 100. nice :
foYm h. 80 n 30 & e1i, 5000. lover par =
isrga n0lse iamss A.. : 2e9. god size > ron
hofase % Iedsrson s'e nfr.h OF IA. s6 -. Luton
+ Ilin ton. Agts- Tel. "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
Money! to Loan.
Business Personals.

business sPERsONAI-MRs. N. NJ. COLE HAS
ID returned from Denver, Col; has opened dress
making psrlors In Wibegars new tlock, South
Division St Tailor suits specially. SO
MAN WITH $500 TO INVF6r IN GOOD PAY.
wi ing business, Grand Union Commercial
Buresn, Pierce bloc. ai6
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

TOR RENT-si0Co. HOUSE ia CARRIER ST
seven rooms three closets, pantry eel A..
cistefn. vel. wOodbouse. Inquire III Carrier -
gIE
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
BoQrdfn0.

DOARpISG-Two OK THREE GENTLEMEN
ID wishing board IN private family cat De az
commodsfod at Z5l GUld4t 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

IsOR REST-AT rs BOsTRICK ST. NEW
II brlck hpu e.ye-y cenfs LOOTED. wit ali
nl0Ecrn cafe~F Ffres N e s-es, s.e1fic
b. csc. fri so Csa - afalrss Mr. y T..
Farsel Ia BoslHils a clralr rsselt Ps-E
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

FURNISHED ROOMs-FOR A NICE FUR
/ nished room or a suit unfUrnished, apply to
John Moran jr.. l0j Canal st. go
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

DOARDERs wANTED-MRs =. D Mann
ID has rented nr shet ards house on Ottswa-st
oi p1>ite the Le3ysrd bocE. Those wishinE
nicely urnished g6Oms with board should appiy
AZ once. Good day board a. reasonable rates
n
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

uOusE TO RENT - ONE HALF DOUBLE
III house IN good repair and some eight blocks
of Tower CLOCK Has SIX rooms. water ga house
cellar & woOlhouse &C Enquire. Il. C. Mann.
corner Clinton & Hastings. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

roR RENT-A SMALL HOUSE TO RENT
cheap, 149 James ST 30
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

GOOD BOARD. WITH NICELY FURNISHED
In rooms can be had Rt 81 Fourth - two blocks
n m ScrlnneT street cars. or would Ike to tosrd
ana have care Of cbIldien. sls
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

r0R RE>vT -HOTsf FoR RENT At f7.ra.A
L nah l. : FRO Ia. 10 u s. Iovst Bi.lsk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

JlOR REST-FURNIsHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR
i in suites All the modern Improvements
Centrally located, near all principal hotels and
theatres. Rents reasonable. New kathbun 70
and - Waterloost. 325
NOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS, sTEAM
I heated. aud furnished rooms for liz ht house
Keeping. Apply al room lo3 New Housemsn
block. SSI
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

TOR RENT-ROOM TO RENT. FURNISHED
L or unft rnished. with or without loard. l59
No. ia DIVISION st.. lear Post Ofice. Sl7
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Tor RgNT-Tw0 SUITS or sEvES Rooms
I both To rex residence block. coroer of Csa-f
and A .fr- -sts with a. ccrFeu ierre. fnclsslias
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soru loesften ffred - 50 neat nsarseI rent
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rrre sni rne cf seFe1 roous al tne stove
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
Situations IYanted--Male.

A YOUNG MAN 81 YEARS OF AGE. DESIRES
"A is,i0n Gs either janitor, watehmsn or
porter. Heiertnl es Address l.. A. box ., Tele-
Gram Herald 3I5
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" goo Is ~ q man wi h horse aud wagon. Adj
drass m, 20 li a. Division ST. 3lS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
For ReHt--ROO1ils.

TOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS ON. THE
I 2nd upper floor OF trinnel. Block, 10 * -
Canal st These ROOMS have changed hands and
are lor rent 10 nice single gentls men. Enquire at
Room IL, srd noor. ZIG
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

NOR RENr-A NICE SUIT OF FRONT FOR
II nished rooms, centrally located. Call at ls9
North DfvisiOn-St 30
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
vUANTED by GENTLEMAN AND wfFE.

WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w RIO Bs FOR housekeeping. Wesi SIDE pre-
tered address. & T., Box 8, Telegram Hers'd
office bl4
INCOLN HOUSE,, IS SPRING sT.-BBST 81 A
II day house in Michigan Excellent board and
single room only 81 per week. day board - single
meas nc A nice. quiet home newly ttted up.
near Monroe st, sN the wholesale houses, T. r
depots churches and thesters. Particular Aztec
ton given 10 the comforr and vents OF transieats
and the friends of soldiers who come " visit the
Home. A N. Sullivan. Proprietor.